Best Restrictive Poems
Below are the all-time best Restrictive poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of restrictive poems written by PoetrySoup members
The Hidden WomanI’m tired of trying to tame her
Of needing to blame her
Of trying to keep her colors
Locked within the lines
The sad confines
Of this life
She is there
Always...
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Categories:
restrictive, how i feel, identity,
Form:
I do not know?
A Cry For LeadershipWho is that brave and noble one I have heard so much about? I saw you standing right next to him in a newspaper report...
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Categories:
restrictive, courage, leadership,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Corner of My TimeI have no wish to partner with armor making my defenses sharper –
It is spiritual truth I seek to garner.
I choose to never deliberately hush...
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Categories:
restrictive, philosophy,
Form:
Lyric
Categories:
restrictive, angst, anxiety, child abuse,
Form:
Free verse
When Did You Outgrow My LoveWhen did you outgrow my love?
When did the fabric of my tenderness
Become too tight
Too fitting?
When did the garment of my passion
Become restrictive?
When did you...
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Categories:
restrictive, love, moving on, pain,
Form:
Free verse
If I WereI had a dream that I was the President of the USA and this
is what I would do to make my country strong again. ....
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Categories:
restrictive, dream,
Form:
List
Choose the WayWhen you make your grand decision,
which will be your final path?
I advise you, O' my brother,
Always do the math.
Will you walk a road that's broken?
Might...
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Categories:
restrictive, brother, life,
Form:
Rhyme
Spontaneity In a ballet of restrictive and
stifling carriage, we strike into
the depths of our imagination
and boundless intuition on a
rollercoaster soaring free from
rigid...
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Categories:
restrictive, adventure, art, dance, deep,
Form:
Free verse
When God SpeaksWhen God Speaks...
When God speaks... do you listen?
or, do you say
How can you speak when you don't exist?
I don't understand you...
so that must mean
that you...
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Categories:
restrictive, freedom, god, introspection, spiritual,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
GraduateThe meaning of Life:
To touch, to feel, to see;
To know without shadows of doubt
of One's immortality.
Life...
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Categories:
restrictive, inspirational, introspection, life, kindergarten,
Form:
Verse
In Defense of Structured Verse!If Housman lived today and spoke of Terrance,
would rhyme and structure be his "stupid stuff?"
If he could wax poetic now,
what would it be that killed...
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Categories:
restrictive, satire
Form:
Limerick
Red Sunsets On the Blue HillsRed Sunsets On The Blue Hills
What of soft red sunsets on the blue hills
Or true love found in sweet dreams of the light
Just as night...
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Categories:
restrictive, beautiful, imagery, red, sunset,
Form:
Sonnet
The PincushionFor decades you’ve used our bodies as your pincushion
Poking, prodding, cutting, and killing.
Forcing us to be your experimental subjects
Scraping, shocking, drugging, and...
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Categories:
restrictive, animal, drug,
Form:
Blank verse
Primal QuestionsDo I want to only look at new ones,
never been used,
or is that a too restrictive market,
too competitively priced
for virginity of place and relationship on...
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Categories:
restrictive, career, change, destiny, humor,
Form:
Narrative
Ronald Rumprepugnant racist republican reviled - rickettsia re:itch ruler.
rapaciously ravaged revered reverential rubric.
radical ruthless renegade rapidly riotously rips rigged ramparts.
refrains retaining remnant redolent...
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Categories:
restrictive, allusion, analogy, confusion, crazy,
Form:
Alliteration